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Wichita eagle., 1887-01-06

If President Cleveland don't change his
daily habits, live less highly and take more
outdoor exercise, one Bayard will be nam
ing the Democratic postmasters of this
country and one Oscar will be an orphan
Almost daily the dispatches speak of the
president rs being unable to attend to pub
lie hnsiness. He is either possuming for
the purpose of avoiding persistent place
seekers or otherwise he is in q critical con
dition physically, and his friends ought to
in sist on change in his daily life.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-06

The paper says: Emigration to Kansas
next spring will be the most phenomenal
in the history Of the United States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
WATER SUPPLY.


Dr. J. c. Webster. member Of the
State Board Of Health. has prepared a
paper on the water supply Of families
and towns Below are some Of his eon-
clusions:
First Clstern water. owing 10 is la
blllty tO pollution, IA not desirable for 4
domestic supply; but with proper care
and precautions. Il may be safely used
whea nothing better IL syAliable. Unier
many circumstances, IL Is 20 be preferred
10 well water.
Second. Spring water Il usually pure
but not necessarily so. Its parity should
be established by suitable tests. When
pure and not too hard. 10 IL the best water
possibls Tor domestic use. but Is rarely In
suflcleni abundance FOR pabllc supply.
Third. Well water. ln ihlnly settled
nelghb0rho0i. and With proper care Ia TIE
location OF the well aud The exclusion OF
surface drainage, and unless The water be
very hard, Is well suited FOR domestic ule.
II should never DC used In = city or VII
lagc. Ground-waier from Offering gal.
lsFies" or from large wells, ifihu conform
alton 90 The grouui be such a. % insurc
sn abundance, ani freedom from contain
nation be secured, forms an excellent
public supply; but the necessary condl'
lions arc rarely fouud. Deep wells often
furnish good water when that from shall
low wells In the same locality l. bad.
Fourth. Poad or lake wster. when The
watershed from which it l. collected IL
known 10 be free from any source of nth.
j. The most desirable for pu5lle water sup
ply.
Tinh River water. ffom The fact that
river constitutes the naiaral drsinage-
chsuusl for large territory. aud that
cities or large villages Arc commonly stu
aisi upon its banks, IL usually very
Questionable source from whlch % draw
me water supply % a town og city. To-
less The volume % the river be very large,
sud ihc villages upon IT, banks small, u
should be uahesltiilnsiy c1nicmncd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

VIII tie coming farmer be reader OF
booksf believe he will. Aud more. 1
believe there Is = competition approaching
80 Keen and sharp that only The reader OF
books will be able 20 cope with II. l be-
llcyo that the era OF high prices for farm
products has gone by for ever. There
will be no more great European OF Ameri'
can wars 70 create famine Of bresd-siuns.
War has becoms too terrible game Tor
civilized people 10 play a.. The wespons
are TOO destructive. and the loss OF HE
too large. Moreover. intsmperance IL on
the wane. Those vast quantities OF grsin'
which In the past have been used for drink
win be used Tor food. A small margin OF
proft compels more skill and larger pro-
ductlon. The rule ofthumb and tradition
Al husbaniry will fall In the Impending
contest BOok.fsrmiug will come 10 the
IRON, and stay there. The readers and
thinkers will make the money; while the
ignorant are compelled 10 do the drudgery.
III. r. CLARKE ia Rural Cdnadsds-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
ApLAINrIyE APPEAL.

Following IL the translation OF an aiver.
tisement In oue OF the Pekin rewspapersi
Avoid incurring death By thunieri Your
mother IL weeping bitterly ss she writes
this for her boy Joy 10 see. When you ran
away on the 30th OF the eighth moon the
people Of The shop came and irquired for
You, and that was the first news We had.
nearly died OF fear a. the time. AMI since
then sleep and food have been In vain, Aoi
sm weeping and sobolng stlll. The let.
ter that came from beyond the horizon |
have, bat 10 gives no place or abode where
might seek you. I am even now at my
last gasp, and the family has suffered for
many days from erevious insults Of Others.
II you delay longer and do not return. I
cannot, cannot bear II, and shall surely
seek an end to my life. and then you viii
stand In peril OF death by thunder. ffyou
come, no matter how, everything 10 surs To
be arranged. Ihave thought OF q plan,
aud your father may still be kep: ia igno-
rance. Ny lie or death hangs on the IL.
sue of these few days 0nly I pray that
oil kind-hearted people everywhere will
spread this abroad, % that the right man
may hear oft. SO will they lay up for
themselves . boundless store Of secret
msris.-written By one In Soochow city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

CorNrY OT OXFORD. ss,-BotIl of CeuuiY
CounIstiorcrf. NaT sssticu, ls,-, hs.i o. sf
Inlrumsrt. IulY li, ls--.
49, o. frs.-1r o. prtluln sailfflriurY sY iiencs
fss'rr IA rroslFsf tnat ne Ecfiinusfs az ~
sfnnsfi l.. lnd ttlt inluirl uio ne mffs % ttfif
rrr.liraI.ru L. eNpstillais IL ~ NAp1Afi,, thai
ffe Ianrfr CCInnistiuuffs met ai " hoate
al o. ~ WoIusy in al AltanY, ca
Trrsf.r. tte twenty an. "a day % Aufati
rrrr ~ IN Of ne sieck A. n AM thence
rr.-sr.i ~ rIru trs ruutc mCutIulCl I'M saii fftl
IN. fumaiIairT y rftef shIt1 fils aheafing ui u
raftIas al their sliuCssft ull o. hai ~ slnf
corrsnsaf risrt il taa virinty. ani saca othef
rlra.rrrs fakoa lu ths trcuists a. tne toniait'
sirrsrr shafI ilirr Trufsrs And n A. farther 80
fgrrf thaf uoilfs - ths time, place anl pnrpose
"a tfr Grulsslu1efsi ncftiug aforysaii D. given
~ M rsfs.ns al ccrporatious Interested. ~
csusiug sitrsu cgIes a saii Istiiloa anl " this
or.ilf tlsfcou 90 g. felftd upon ne tlefk
of ne tnHu 90 AltanV AM aito rottci ~ IN
fFrss rat u place Ia sal1 tosr. aui published
frrse sch srrressINsl1iu the uNford sfnos al
arsssaa frinfci az fsfis on saii 60. otoNisfi
fr frsi III ssI rut lcafl1uf, ani e1c1 Ci M ether
rrf.rfs o. rs Ilkls, served and posted ~ SAT-
a. rir d1Ys tsfcre saii tine oi ntttnf, 70 tte
suf tnlf an pcffons art cor lofltoot uAl l-sn
and tnsre arpsaf kud shes cause, II sal tn.l
have. whI ~ Trsyes q ssif 1e'ii'ersi' 'A,s'l
Atfsst, ALBERT =. AUSTIN, Cisrk.
A trus cory cf feiiuoa ani uTdfr u S0afi
Aiis.i. ALEERT S. s.AusriS. ci0E
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

Ga examination IL was ascertAined 10
be species Of deer which |, called the
caribou. I, was female weighing
sbou, two hundred pounds.
The dog was again started and pres.
cn,ly another deer came into view a,
some distance away. but was going At
such rate Of speed that they had no
time TO Gre before the animal had passed
out Of ,ishi.
Telling Tommy 10 take bic stand near
and conceal himself, Samuel ven, 10
the direction where The deer was las,
seen. lie reasoned that 10 would run IN
q circle. a. the other had done. but il
changed It, course and did no, 20 near
Tommy. After following IL abou, for
some time siikoa, getting an opportunity
for ,ho,. he was about TO give up the
chase. when he heard the report Of Tom
my's gun. and was grsiifed when he
reached the place where he had'lef, him
10 end another deer Of the same species
and sbou, the same size s the first. ly-
Jog near with bulle, through iis heart.
"Thai was = good shot Even Ora.
ham himself eouli rot have done better.
be said.
"wh., will mother say" exclaimed
Tommy. pleased beyond calculation ~
hi. success. "shc ough, TO consider
me a man now"
"Of course she will when shc hear.
what you have done" replied samuel
lAughing. I'VE have had hunting
enough 70. thi, time and We mus, skin
these animal, aud ge, back before dark
1t ~ill be something ola jpb to ge, all
Of this m.A, homs."
! "l, will move quite easily on the
crust" said Tommy.
While the work Of dressing the animals
went on. Samuel talked about the deer
and iis habits.
"rhis species Of deer !. much esteem
cd for the fac flavor Of i,s he'h. The
hides are liked better than the moose for
snow shoes. a, from moisture the thongs
made from them. tighten, While those
made from moose hides stretch as they
ate soaked. The hair !. Of two kind',
matted very closely together as you see.
AMI sleigh robes. blankets and oyeieoai.
made from their skins ATE very nice ard
yaluAblr."
These then will make ,wo riee blank
cts for mother" ,Aid Tommy.
AYES. she can use them for anything
she pleAses." D."
ii should like to ge, shot a, a
mocse." remarked Tommy.
Never mind. some other time will do
ju.t a. well" was the reply.
The deer skinned and the meat dreis'
ed. folr small trees efooking AZ the truhk
were Gu, down and tied together. Upon
this rude apology for 'lsd. the hide,
aud meats were placed. and they started
for home where they ,rived about dark,
tired enough.
fr,. n rontluue.Il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
ror tho orford Democrat.
REVIEW or LUCILLE.
Myp arc., ofFriend.

Ny Arrest offfiends,-.
That male me a Chistmas 90 merry. feel
AL take M tho volume and real ron iis
The madness and folly OF youth. giddy sgo.
u teaches tue less1n our passions enhance,
There pictured - plainly In hot heaae'
where ihe lifeline oflove was qusnehoi By IL
lag
In The hear, beating love when ,ha: love was
az war.
u rings In sad Chance with no mini ofits own.
TnAt rcaps the dark harvest ia folly has sosn.
o. speaks of an lnnOccnse knosn for IL WORTH
who In that dark Chance found a iiie ani
Tho lie vas the birth OF iis brish, wedding
The birih wa. jealousy found on iho way.
which opcncd Ia wisdom the innOcence eyes.
ror never before hai u soaght the worlds lies,
TN Chance. a. by fortune, with for'n"" al'
wake. a,, A. tha, wisdom breaks iato it, own.
Aud rsforms the al Chanoo 10 avili that I'm
Ths iovs born anew In their united h,sri'.
iil.u. OF Friendship, a rriend.hip that
rhro' iiis. darLeaea pathway with vide
WIN Il. i'Ss ,orsa burning brightly .. onward II
cl,iSs iish, to tho hiisn and All to their
And rhoughi iha, has ever roamod wild Ia each
A. iho. mhad nauEh, from the future 10 gain.
Here aiso q speaks of an Av'rlee that sends
IT. long greedy arms thro' The trust "' h'
A. Il Toss Il Of all ,ho .weoi wealth n contains.
Ani sloais orr IN, wreck of is shattered rc'
unsii he dim fa,arc IN rolling amsln
Dlscioses the wTccs AMI u iiscl asAin'
To re.sno these live, And these loves a. they
COME ,i s~set loving sorros that hovcrso',r all
On shallow and sunshine q steals "a each heart,
Ana sads when the sunshine biis shallow do
nus lessow ani Passion could never be- one.
And Cnancc could no, follow the work u Dc
=, !, tam. 10 the pathway of innocencc fair.
Insaiisne.i stlli until sorrow ~as iherr.
Tire worth of the Innocence there 10 unrou
when the thought of tho heart shall reject IN
the soui.
thu. rsais the brsh, poem you sent me-
read iis fall contents. AMI bach wafd steal
To rad and rercai The sseet stAnEAs inclosc.i.
IonN nv own thought where Jour ihongh'
once feposssi.
Nni .,uliy h we'll. N it, treasure nnd
ncw World Of thought sprius affcsh To my
Yet I've read Il beiorc a. studied your face.
Aud IN your dear ssif I can SO ovefy trace.
Thus the sentiment mtfkcd In THIS folnme'
!. almost =. roo.i AZ a letter from thee.
Many thank. Tor The volume. ih" slanfas you
ike
Yoi vii nnd blooming frssh Ia sho heart OF
e. tlkc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

~ az HpasraAis Clasfr Ccrsnilitoasfs. n asd
- a. Ccalsfr II Oyfsrf.
WE, ne un'isrslrnesi. lahatllanis of thc town
w % nenmafk aad lcinly. fespcctfaliy rfp.
o. rEi nat ttr p1tlir conrenlcnce saf nfcftslir
rrlalrt q nfN l,CAion ant dlscaaiinatncs 1,
~ hirhuar. AZ row travelled In SAL t,En Ci
nfnmNk. lcsdnx lfon sa.i taan 90 ncnmlfk o.
lhe toan % sotaEa, ani thai ne re- lccation ~
80 eoaaly roai Il uantei-tsEinnlng ~ AL
ro1d hadInE ircul sait l,cnnark =, sad eeoag1.
Al ne pllrn wttfs tne t1wu Ioai Ia slaE frur the
hcuss "a ". ~. nerrv. ia sa'd peumtrk, q All
rItat. tairra re sane. enl funriur ~ sAh toWn
roail tn . point nFlr sai ". ". hfrf1's house.
ar1 thenre urar t1c westerly tIif - the bfttFi1u
a saco Nlvtf kal Ngad o. said roai aoW leading
ffom ia1 Dtomafk a. sfii elttgh, o. l.oini
nssr .ucker tiTeok hIhixr. so clir1i, In sail Der
mark an1 that ne prescat couulI roaf. lctiiaE
frCm siif nsrmafk q sad scblE,. bstwesn ne
eginr % aua cni u ne ugs fuad IftIsd lof.
fhoui - d.rconflsusi We thCrsforc rtqarsi
foar tiuuoTs a 1Cais sli rad. and to maks
All daccnilraarcc. u In yoaf <ldrnsni Yoa may
iicem r stEe.i cnt ani proper. sal nat the Igbs
lif coafenIercc aai reeessiJ Fsqaifs. snd as IN
dufr ttaai si every rfaY.
nstci tnls lt.a tsy ~ NaY, 4. y. lss-.
AUGUSTINE INGALLS,.
ani 4 offCra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
Tnr yrnprcr uxANrMous.

w. ID. Salt. Druggist, BIppus, lad,
testl1ss 81 can recommed Electric bittefs
40 the very best remedy. Eysry bottle
sold has given relief In every case. One
man took six bottles. and Was cured OF
rheumatism Of 10 years' standing" Abrn'
ham Hare, druggist, Bellviiie, Ohio,
sfiirms Tho bes: selling mslsane have
ever handled In my 20 years' exPerince, is
Electric Dltters" Thousands of Others
have added their testimony, 90 that vsrdic,
Il unanimous that Electric Bittsfs do cure
all diseases OF the Liver. Kidneys or blood.
Only half dollar bottle II Soyts DruG
Store, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

~ TnE suYFsRKR, FRou CoNsuarrioS
scrDfula. sni GsBrrsl Dfhiiiiy. will uy
Scoti'- !. na'ei,a ~ Pare CT Liver Oh.
wish lIypop1,.rhlt ;Ary siil lli imo
iltt- friirf ari gIfusnsrt 'ansdI Dr.
N v MOrr. bsa's,'ri, csi.. writes u
have u..i Sc "a. Enal.iph wi,n gFs-t al.
vshiss~ ia ct-t- - Phibi.i-. ncr'iIls sol
Wasting D..ss.ss gsb,fhy IL l. vrfy
p,lAtNbir."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

sclEsYLiEs "A boarding mistress, talk.
lng az her table recently about hoasenoli
pests, said that In the case OF MES sne
uses scarecrow. "Files, she continued
"sre tlmii. sni seem always 10 be on the
alert like cocksparrows. Now, you must
have no,lcei that bread sesrecrow-ihh
piece OF crust thrust Into the butter. i
generally make Il three or four Inches high.
and stand IL up like an obellsk. Flles never
20 near plate OF butter 80 defended"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

Joseph Cummings, Of Paris Hill,
has fine looking and 6ns acting bay colt,
a half brother to Jack Sprstt. and q
relative Of Slareszer. He has no, JET
been handled for speed. but shows un.
doubted symptoms. This colt is power
fully built, good style, and remarkable
roadster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
FxcrrrurSr in TIxls.

Gfrs, excitement has been caused Ia The
,lclpiiy OF Paris, Tex, by the remsrkaole
recovery oi Mr.. J. T.. CorleY. who was so
help.ess Be could not turn 10 bed OF raise
hi- head everybody said be Was Ting OF
Consumption. a trial bottle OF Dr. king's
New Discovery was sent HIN. Winding
relief, be bought q large bottle and box
OF Dr. Kings New Life Pills. by the time
be had taken two boxes OF Pills aud bottles
OF the Discovery, be was well aud had
gained Ia flesh thlrth-six pounds.
Trial Bottles Of this Great Discovery fos
Consumption free ST Soyss Dsus Store,
NorNAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
Ne,fss OF T.stisiss fsr Disehargs.
sfufe of Maine.

oxFOgn. sss--COurt Of ineoiyency. Ia ne case
al AfFHED A.lAHkEB, tasolyent peeieI.
y 49,. fwsntIsfh dsy % Ialy. A. ID. l~l, been
,-~,.Sntri ~ sau court foe sali county. ~
aifrSf a Parkor, of Paris. m sail Ceaaty, pay
lrr nat he may te decrced tail llsenarts ~ !.
e-fsrsrr srsentF of the statutcs of hatee
snd uron said pstiion, n Il ortered ~ sal 60 I,
ia = hearinx o. had up0n tne sane oe e.sie 80
court at Paris ie telt county 81 oslot ~ \,
~ forenoon AL that nolice thereof oo rub,t-ae
Ia ne Oxfcfd Democrst, . nessparef 7. - -
m all cosntv of OxfoFd. once seek vi ~
avs belore TIE day % hesriog; sn.i mat All cIe.l
Iiors uho have proted their debts, adj osns'
perssns Interested, msy APPEAR Al saN 49,
sni fIrne and shos cause u soy they have, shy
/. A. harrs shoud not - granted sad deot0r .1
Cor,iina ID the pfsyer ~ hls petlilou.
Ali@@t. lIEKRlCk 4. DAVIS, Register
Of aid Court for ssid Coantf OF okiofo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

Anxlou. grandmamm, Cwaiehfal OF wid.
owed and coqst,ish daughter. r.ln-la~)-
''Johnny, 20 down stairs, and n Mr.. Brown
4, with mamma, tell her | want 10 speak
70 her" Literal rendition by JOHNNY
"Mamms. grandma says u ar. Brown II
here. you're tO come right up stairs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
HAY FEVER.

l. An lrn,msi condition ofihe lining mem.
brane ofthc nostrils, teAr-ducts and throat,
Affecting the lungs. An acrii mucus I. Sc
crstei, the discharge Il accompanied With
a burning sensation. There are severe
.pasms 0f snesIlng. frequent araeks OF
headache, ws,ery aud lnfimed eyes. Ely's
Cream Balm 1. q remedy that can be de-
pended upon 20 quickly relieve and cure.
50 cents ~ druggists. by mall, registered,
cO cents. Ely Bros, 23j Greenwich Street,
New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

H. Fellows. VI. ID. ~ I'LL. ". H.. says
that be h.. made u.- 90 WisrAR's BaissA
oP Wild CnKaAY for several yesfr, ani u
has proved - b. ssfy reliable and siiica-
ciogs in the treatment Of sever. ani long.
stAnjiag coughs. lie say. that ~ -ivei
me ma ~ at isa-t On1 ~ hls pstisnts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
LII nT NAINN.

OXTOEp. ss,-Cosr q insclre-cy. a We'd
resisY % Jair. A. ID. i..i.
srlrful tTffuf.
It's hfrsty ordered. that roiice be given % Al
prrsras iuierestld N M sstilcmtut ofths haal A.
r.ruf II Albeit y. Aasiln, Ass|sncc ol ne Atofe
named lnsoiFcnt ilco'ol, ~ causing e'pl "
~. s,risr tS D. rabiishcd two weeks. succcssiyc
lv In Ire Oxf1rl nsru1crat. q ressrsler pfinto
IN Pars iu ssid Csuniy. tlsi they MAJ aipear ~
= Cruff q tnsolFencY 10 o. bid ~ Ne Ir.ott,
g0rrt EoCm ca ne thirf "Wednesday ot aug
nsxf. af ulne oclnct In tne forenoon, sn1 .,
.safI ftercon. and otltet d my 80 ease
Gao. a. WILSON. iufxc
.Uf fnsolFency toaft, Okilfd teantN'
A trse s6ry-Aufsti A. 4. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

no Az, r,,.ii.ss. or ETTEES W. TOss. Of
4 Hufsfs't. IN ne Coanty % OAilfd a1d =. y ~
nsIns iasolNCnt ifotor ~ % arc hcfv9y ~.
- InsniNenrr ~ sln County % bkiofl. tnt
sera,l nesting uf ne creditors OF al mreietn.
l. spt8inled D. ts tsii ~ ths ffootie Court fe,in
4. r.rls. In said COunty % Oxl0fi.o Nedaeeisy
- f-rh faV of Aur. A. n. lscf. "a oclock IN
- fSreu0on. N1u uul govern yourselves aceeia'
luxiy. 49,. -. ~ c.,,,
thls - dav % Illy, A. n. To-.
lfSEI.lt.k 4. DAVIS. Register Of ne Court OF
frsoiFTsry f1r sai1 CouLty ~ Okfotd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

IT WAS al Rcnr.-"Beg pardon,
sir." said Chiego hotel clerk, as he took
a very small grip-saek, handed him BY .
bsla,ed traveller who mad come in Al
II 80 p.m., and asked for room, "bul
our rules require cash Ia advance from
guests with little or no baggage. Boy.
show the gentleman up TO room 3s1.
sixth floor. Dollar and half II you
please
"sr," said the guest, al am an Iowa
drugsi,, in a prohibition town."
~ thousand pArdons, exclaimed the
clerk. "Boy. take the gentleman ,C
room 81. first floor Never mind the
cash, .ir-nsver mind the cash."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

Il essential to good health, bat II this
season u II oitei Lost. owing to the power
~ Or lmpufiiy of thr blood. iefaneement
OF the digestive organs. ari the weaken
ing eject ~ the chsnglng season. Hoots
sarsapafllla 4. q wonderful medicine for
crrAilBg An app,ilte, toulug the digestion,
AMI giving strength % the whole system.
Sow .. the time - take 10 D. sure - get
iiOOd'r Ssrsaparlilt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

A rooster of Grifiia. Ga, tried ~ cross
the railroad track In front OF moving
trains bat Ne started too late. and the On.
glnc aud twenty cars passed over him. AZ
ter they bad passed the cock stepped proud
~ from the track. gave three defiant crows
aud walked on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
a GA r D.

ToAn Who ArO sarcrins frem The errors ana
inilscrciions q yoath. nervous veaknes'. earir
decay. lo.sot mAnhoDi. 1c.. I Will seni q rcciIs
thai .iii cure yoa. FREE or CHARGE Thisgreai
rcmeiyva. dl-ovsrci ~ missionary In sou,h
America. ssni q oifaiirc-sci envelope Dt the
Hry. yoarru 7. iSnAS. siaiso. p, Ss~ fs't c'i,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

"Drldge,, throw out the Ice, bay some
stale vegetables. pat brlekDats and boards
on the beds--orier salt pork and beans
keep the nail two or three days before de.
llyerlng 20 me. and pull up the shades, and
lc, the sun glare In all II wants 10. I'm
going 20 epj0y the comforts OF the coun.
try without going there"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

lie hii tolI bee of HI. love Ia words -
fsfvli A., he ,uuli. shd vas frvsfishly
awaiting her r-py GLOW uli Afs you.
NJ. Sl.sty' a.k.d th~ gifi. IN = los. s~''t
tone. 'l'm-sh-ninstr.n" "wsil. tns
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ACCIDENTS

and how TO deal with them, aud other val.
uable medical Information, will be found
In Dr. Ksufnann's Great Medical Work; [;
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carekr the Children

Children feel the debllliy o. the changing
seasons, even more than adults, and they b.
como cruss. pccyish. and uneoniroliable.
Tho blood should be eleansed and The system
ln,igOraied ty the use oi Hoods SarsapariliA-
"Ias, spring my two children were vaeci
mated. soon after. they broke all cot with run
ming sores, ~ dreadful thought should lose
them. IIOod's sarsapariiia cured them COM
pleteiy. and they have been healthy ever
since. Do feel that IIoods sarsaparila
saved my children o. me-" MRs. T. l.
TuoMrsoS. West Warren, MasA
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ffrs; All flts stopped free by Dr. kllae's
Great Nerve liestorer. M fits amer nr-i days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and " Trial
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